Uploaded September 2013 | Updated September 2026, 18 hours ago
When faced with the risk of IEDs, the Streit Typhoon offers unparalleled protection. This 4x4 Mine Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) vehicle is designed using cutting edge
technologies to be the first line of defense -- and its outstanding occupant survival rate says it all.
Built to withstand ballistic arms fire, mine blasts, IEDs, and other emerging threats, the Typhoon's V-shaped hull helps to deflect blasts out and away from the crew. With its superior mobility, the Typhoon gets troops moving across threatening terrain in the most risky conditions, making it the single most effective counter to IEDs.
But there's more. The Typhoon's excellent field reparability means that it can usually return to service within a matter of hours. It can transport nine passengers plus equipment, and be configured for Command and Control, EOD, Patrol, Convoy Support, Forward Observation, Reconnaissance, Med-Evac missions plus more. And with 60% gradient and 30% side slope capabilities, as well as a ground clearance of 600 mm, the Typhoon can operate in challenging rural, mountainous and urban terrains.
In short, the Typhoon is an outstanding MRAP: one that is at the forefront in security and safety for anyone on the move in unfriendly territories.
When faced with the risk of IEDs, the Streit Typhoon offers unparalleled protection. This 4x4 Mine Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) vehicle is designed using cutting edge
technologies to be the first line of defense -- and its outstanding occupant survival rate says it all.
Built to withstand ballistic arms fire, mine blasts, IEDs, and other emerging threats, the Typhoon's V-shaped hull helps to deflect blasts out and away from the crew. With its superior mobility, the Typhoon gets troops moving across threatening terrain in the most risky conditions, making it the single most effective counter to IEDs.
But there's more. The Typhoon's excellent field reparability means that it can usually return to service within a matter of hours. It can transport nine passengers plus equipment, and be configured for Command and Control, EOD, Patrol, Convoy Support, Forward Observation, Reconnaissance, Med-Evac missions plus more. And with 60% gradient and 30% side slope capabilities, as well as a ground clearance of 600 mm, the Typhoon can operate in challenging rural, mountainous and urban terrains.
In short, the Typhoon is an outstanding MRAP: one that is at the forefront in security and safety for anyone on the move in unfriendly territories.
